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Old 08-16-2019, 08:10 PM
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Default Wet sandblasting

Anyone who has ever done any sandblasting knows how dusty and dirty it is. Has anyone tried one of these wet sandblasters?

https://sanaeng.com/products/high-pr...j2TDo4EydjG7Y4
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You can get off Ebay for $22 including shipping.They still blow sand all over.The real Mcoy is around $100 and has an aluminum body carbide nozzle and an suction adjustment to meter the sand.
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Old 08-17-2019, 11:34 AM
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Anyone who has ever done any sandblasting knows how dusty and dirty it is. Has anyone tried one of these wet sandblasters?

https://sanaeng.com/products/high-pr...j2TDo4EydjG7Y4
Was going to buy the exact same one. Then I read the reviews. Company does a good job with advertising, however, product is cheap.
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Old 08-17-2019, 01:20 PM
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I have this one from Northern tool. It does a pretty good job but it eats nozzles.

https://www.northerntool.com/shop/to...0204_200660204

Keep in mind that you need to dry what you blasted almost immediately or you get rust. I use rusty metal primer when I wet blast.
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I also made a hopper to hold the sand from a funnel and a pail.
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I have this one from Northern tool. It does a pretty good job but it eats nozzles.

https://www.northerntool.com/shop/to...0204_200660204

Keep in mind that you need to dry what you blasted almost immediately or you get rust. I use rusty metal primer when I wet blast.
I built a room in the corner of my garage and sealed it pretty tight and have a good size vent fan to the outside but I am still sweeping up sand for weeks after blasting in the rest of the garage. What psi power washer are you guys using?
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